Climate Museum to Open Permanent Home in New York's Hudson Yards by 2027
The Climate Museum, founded by human rights lawyer Miranda Massie in 2013, has operated as a nomadic institution hosted by organizations like Columbia University's Earth Institute. After a decade without a fixed location, it will open a permanent three-story space at 418 11th Avenue in Hudson Yards, New York, in 2027. The project involves a $1.35 billion investment from Moinian Group and Boston Properties, with architecture by FXCollaborative. The museum will span over 2,000 square meters, including exhibition spaces, event halls, offices, a café, and a bookshop. Massie stated that the arts help people recognize their power in climate action, and a permanent space will amplify that impact.
Key facts
- Climate Museum founded in 2013 by Miranda Massie
- Museum has been itinerant, hosted by organizations like Columbia University's Earth Institute
- Permanent location at 418 11th Avenue, Hudson Yards, New York
- Opening scheduled for 2027
- Investment of $1.35 billion from Moinian Group and Boston Properties
- Architecture by FXCollaborative
- Three floors, over 2,000 square meters total
- Includes exhibition spaces, event halls, offices, café, and bookshop
Entities
Artists
- Miranda Massie
Institutions
- Climate Museum
- Columbia University Earth Institute
- Moinian Group
- Boston Properties
- FXCollaborative
Locations
- New York
- Hudson Yards
- 418 11th Avenue